Ukraine just took out over half of Russia's oil refining capacity
Turns out, long-range drones are a great way to put a massive dent in the enemy's war chest.
It feels like yesterday we were just talking about hitting a refinery here and there. Now, the Ministry of Defence confirms that over 51% of Russia's oil refining capacity is effectively toast.
This isn't just a random series of booms. It’s the result of a systematic, deep-strike strategy designed to bleed the Russian war machine dry. From Moscow to Perm, the list of smoking facilities keeps growing. The math is simple: fewer refineries mean less fuel for their tanks and less money to fund the next wave of aggression.
The scale of this operation shows that these long-range hits aren't just for show. With production capacity for these drones tripled this year, the plan is to keep pushing until the fuel stops flowing entirely.
It turns out the easiest way to stop a tank is to make sure it doesn't have anything to drink.
Source: Ministry of Defence
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